Low-grade lesions (LSIL) can be monitored since they often heal on their own and will only be treated if they persist for more than two years or if they progress to […]
What is diathermic loop conization or LEEP?
The acronym LEEP stands for Loop Electro Excision Procedure. This is a diagnostic or therapeutic intervention of the uterine cervix (visible portion of the uterine cervix) in the event of an […]
Procedure for the intervention
The procedure should be performed outside of the menstrual period, which allows a better view of the cervix. Ideally, the procedure should be done right after your period. You can take a […]
The risks & advantages of LEEP
The risks and complications of LEEP are very rare, however we can sometimes see: heavy bleeding (heavier than menstruation);abdominal pain ;fever;smelly discharge;incomplete removal of abnormal tissue;partial closure of the cervix. […]
Postoperative care
Postoperative follow-up after a LEEP is very important. You should expect some bleeding after the procedure, along with menstrual cramps and brownish discharge. Immediately call the clinic, at 514 890-8000, extension […]
Postoperative Precautions
During the 3 weeks following treatment , it is desirable to adhere to the following recommendations: No vaginal introduction:no sexual intercourse,no bath but only showers,no egg or other cream,no tampon, only […]